Apple added brand new Screen time feature to iOS 12, we already discussed on what is Screen Time and how to use Screen time in iOS 12 on compatible iPhone + iPad? The Screen Time shows Phone usage data graph wise including App wise, Longest Session, Most used App at Today and last week, Phone Pick up time in them it also shows most Pickups time and most awaited notable point is Notifications by App- it decides what app alert maximum notification in a Day and last 7 days. in addition, Downtimes, App Limits, Always Allowed, Content & Privacy Restrictions as well as Screen Time Family Sharing. So this all things stores screen time data usage. Ever you would like to wipe Screen time data then you can Clear Screen Time Data Usage within a single Tap. You don’t need Mac Computer and even iTunes.
Lets a close look on
how to Clear Screen Time data Usage on your iPhone and iPad running iOS 12 or later.
Step #1. Open the Settings App on your iPhone or iPad.
Step #2. Tap on Screen Time.
Step #3. Scroll down the screen till the end then Tap Clear Usage Data
Step #4. Enter Screen Time Passcode if you ask, then Confirm Clear Usage Data.
Note: The Screen Time Clear Usage Data button will remove App, Websites, and Notifications history.
It just Simple!
More Important Notes: You won’t revert your screen Time Usage data once it deleted. So that you must think on that, in case, you need it for future then you should take a screenshot on your iPhone to save into your camera roll.
In terms, this is a way like you clear Cellular/ Mobile data usage to get Zero information screen.
After Clear Screen Time Data Usage – it will give you a blank space in Screen Time, and it will start to count Screen Time from Zero on your iPhone.
Note: This is no longer an available option in iOS 12 beta 4 or 5. The option has been removed, pending some other showstopper bugs in Screen Time. There is a series of feature regressions that break Screen Time across devices. All settings set from the “Parent” device are instantly reverted and ignored on that device and never pushed to the managed “Child” devices.